Serving clients at Lakewood · Centennial · Northglenn · Telehealth available statewide in Colorado
Signs You May Benefit from Codependency Support
- Difficulty saying no or setting boundaries
- Feeling responsible for others’ feelings and problems
- Neglecting your own needs to care for someone else
- Fear of abandonment or rejection
- Low self-esteem tied to others’ approval
- Enabling destructive behavior in a loved one
Our Treatment Approach
We explore the origins of codependent patterns—often rooted in childhood—and help you build a stronger, more autonomous sense of self. Therapy focuses on boundary-setting, emotional regulation, and healthy interdependence.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is codependency a real diagnosis?
Codependency isn’t a formal DSM diagnosis, but it’s a well-recognized relational pattern that causes significant suffering and responds well to therapy.
Can couples work on codependency together?
Yes. We offer both individual and couples therapy to address codependent dynamics in relationships.
Is codependency related to addiction?
Often, yes. Codependency frequently develops in families impacted by addiction, but it can arise in any relationship context.
